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Very cool. No easy feat to say the least.

I believe it is more of yielding to the faster vehicle regardless if you are doing going under, at or over the posted speed limit at least that is what I have been told by the police. There may not technically be a "fast lane" anymore but we have all heard the term and as well as seen the many signs that say SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT. So with that said if you are going 10 over and a vehicle comes up behind you going 20 over you are now the slower vehicle and obligated to yield if there is a lane to move to. No sense playing sentinel of the highspeed lane it's just a courtesy thing for me, same thing if I am driving at 15MPH on a two track and someone comes up behind me obviously going faster and wanting to pass.

I have never been charged and used to do it all the time flying to New Orleans. The one I have is about 6" in diameter and adjusts in length. I usually have it set about 6' long but in order to cut down on my airport time I now just leave a rod there and just bring reels.

That is an impressive track record for sure. Are they eating the acorns or just passing through the oaks?

I went and got there about 9:30. It seems to get better every year and this year I got to shoot a Benchrest Gun. Something I have always wanted to do. I wanted to shoot a 10MM Glock but they had no ammo. I also wanted to shoot a Super Red Hawk in 454 but there wasn't one and also no real big bore rifles except a 338 Lapua that Savage had and I didn't bother to shoot. Most of the exhibters were definitely geared toward the first time shooter. I also like the Leupold trailer with all the scopes. Cabelas had an optics setup and had their 15x56 setup along side a Swarvo 15x56. It embarrassingly paled in comparison, even for my old eyes. I did hear the McMillan Mini Gun go off a couple of time which really sounded like a helicopter but I was too far away both times to see it up close and personal. From the sound of it my guess is it shot off 10K rounds each time. Another highlight for me was being able to hold a Benelli lightweight semiauto in 28ga which is something I have been leaning towards to replace my old Savage 20ga pump for dove hunting so all in all it was a good way to spend an hour and a half.

That stinks, hope it makes it's way back to you. I keep a business card tucked away in my camera case.

Buy a set of big lug mud tires close to the stock size and height for your truck and only run them during hunting season. WHat are you driving?

Since the bait ban of 2013 it's a moot point, isn't it?

She'll sit on you and lick you to death. Of course I'm talking about the dog. LOL

How was the turnout? I live and work in the East Valley so going there during rush hour wasn't an option for me.

I think I counted 8 separate hunts in Unit 33 last year if you include the three archery hunts.

Traffic cams at intersections, the ones on the corners, are also set up to go off even if you have a green light and are going over the speed limit by whatever the set amount is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivek_Murthy "Murthy was nominated by President Obama for the post of United States Surgeon General. Murthy's nomination was opposed by Senator Rand Paul and other Republicans who placed a hold on Murthy's nomination due to prior statements on gun control." "Murthy is a physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and a Hospitalist Attending Physician and Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School.[9] He is also a founder and president of Doctors for America, a group of 15,000 physicians and medical students supporting Obama in advocating for policy that would provide Americans with more affordable, accessible healthcare."

This is a good thread. I spent a month or so last year looking for a new pack so this helps out a lot and I may look into the outdoorsmans line of packs. DO they make them locally? Seems every pack I looked at last year was made in China. I'd like to have one custom made with a large zipper pocket on the outside for access to the stuff I need more often and a long pouch on each side to carry a few litre bottles of water. Patrick, I always keep the TP in a freezer sandwich bag just for that reason. LOL

I always have some charcoal lighter fuel with me "if" I'm in a hurry but 99% of the time if I choose to have a fire I just gather some kindling and build it up and a lighter gets it going. Once in a while I'll break out the flint and go old school but I only make a fire about 1/2 the time I am camping as I hunt solo and can't be bothered with it. I like to put my camp chair in the back of the truck and put my feet up and just listen to the radio and look at the stars or listen to the sounds of the night.

Ed is a class act so if you are looking for a pup you should take a look at these as they probably will not last very long.

Usually the heat exchangers crack and they start spewing CO.

Does it have the SEER on it?

I have a deficit on my checking account but DSFCU hasn't posted the source yet. I only put in two choices, both early bull rifle.

The one on the far right has a red head so I guess it could be a hen.

Thanks for the clarification.

Good to know Casey. I have a Gryptilian (sp) but it is well taken care of. My "working knives" were made a long time ago by Jim White. Not the same one who just passed.

Who did you call? Did they say the 300 Road and the road to WCL is open?

NOPE!

My mistake. NADA so far.